Joachim Nordin, speaking on behalf of Skellefteå Kraft, unveiled plans for a revolutionary sustainable aviation fuel factory in Skellefteå, Sweden. Valued at 25 billion kronor, this investment is set to leverage the region's renewable energy potential, notably citing the ability of the Skellefteå River to power the production of 30 million car batteries annually. The factory, named SkyKraft, will focus on producing electrofuel from biogenic carbon dioxide and renewable hydrogen, with a projected output of 100,000 tons of aviation fuel annually by 2029. Nordin highlighted the significance of a circular economy approach, emphasizing the utilization of byproducts like excess heat for the city's district heating network. This strategic location choice aims to boost regional investments while avoiding past mistakes of exporting low-value raw materials. Nordin's vision extends beyond the factory, envisioning a pivotal role for renewable hydrogen in the green transition, with electrofuels expected to lead the way until around 2050. The project marks a significant step towards a more sustainable aviation industry, with potential global implications.